Inventory of the Milton Raskin Papers, 1934-1985
Inventory of the Milton Raskin Papers, 1934-1985
Collection number: ARCHIVES RASKIN 1
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- August, 1996
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-- The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz
Series 1: Music Compositions
Scope and Content Note
Series 2: Writings
Scope and Content Note
Series 3: Manuscript Fragments And Sketches
Scope and Content Note
Series 4: Correspondence
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Series 5: Drawings
Scope and Content Note
Series 6: Recordings
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Series 7: Biographical Materials
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Series 8: Photographs
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Series 1: Music Compositions
A Train, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
About Face, from the I'm Nobody routine, music by Joel Grey and Paul Smith, orchestration by Frank Perkins, arrangement by Frank Comstock (score, oz) 1951
Action on the North Atlantic, music by Adolph Deutsch (score, ozalid) [also titled Action in the North Atlantic]
After Hours, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Dorothy Wayne (score, photocopy) 1967
Air Force, music by Franz Waxman (score, photocopy)
Almost A Lullaby, music by Robert Farnon (score, photocopy)
And the Angels Sing, music and lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i)
And the Angels Sing (for Marjorie Barrow), music and lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
Andy Capp, music and lyrics by Milt Raskin (score, ms-i) [includes drafts and a letter from Syndication International Ltd., London] 1975
April in Paris (score, ms-p)
Baby, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Dorothy Wayne (score, photocopy) [also titled I Found a New Baby] 1967
Background to Danger, music by Heinz Roemhel (score, ozalid)
Be My Friend, music and lyrics by Baker Massey and James Wisner, transcription by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) 1967
Because I Love Him So, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Peggy Lee (score, ozalid) 1960
(I'm at Your) Beck and Call, music and lyrics by Hal Hopper and Milton Raskin (score, ms-i; typescript lyrics)
Begin the Beguine, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid)
Bennie Rides Again, music by Benny Goodman (parts, ozalid)
Big John Special, music by Bennie Goodman (score, ozalid, ms-p)
Big John Special, music by Bennie Goodman (score, ozalid)
The Blues for Paree, music by Pierre Arimi, French lyrics by Mouloudji, English lyrics by Milton Raskin. New York: Criterion Music Corp., c1951, 1955 [performed by Bing Crosby] 1951, 1955
Boston Beans, music by Milton Raskin and Bill Schluger, lyrics by Peggy Lee (score, ozalid) 1961
Bugle Call Rag, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p; parts, photocopy)
Children of Dreams, music by Sigmund Romberg, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II (score, ozalid)
Children's Corner, music by Claude Debussy, arranged by Norman Luboff, English lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) 1966
Collaboration, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i)
Country Girl, music and lyrics by Robert Farnon. London: Chappell Co. Ltd., c1966 (score, photocopy) 1966
Country Road, music by Pat Williams, lyrics and arrangement by Milton Raskin (parts, ms-i)
Country Road, music by Pat Williams, arrangement by Milton Raskin (ms-p)
Gramercy 5: Cross my Heart, music by Artie Shaw (score, ozalid)
Dark Passage, music by Arthur Schwartz, Max Steiner, and Franz Waxman, lyrics by Howard Dietz, arrangement by Frank Perkins (score, ozalid)
Davy Jones, music by Dom Frontiere, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) 1959
Daybreak, music by Tommy Dorsey (parts, ozalid)
Daydreams in the Night, arranged by Pete Rugolo (parts, ms-i) 1968
Diana, music and lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i)
A Dixieland Gal, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Dorothy Wayne (score, ozalid) 1967
Don't Be That Way, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
Don't Be That Way, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i)
Echoes (In the Night), music by Franklyn Marks, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) [recorded by George Shearing 3/68] 1968
Elmer's Tune, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Marjorie Barrow and Milton Raskin (score, ms-i)
Fairy Tales, music by George Shearing, lyrics my Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) 1961
Fenwick Holmes Song, music by Milton Raskin (fragments, ms-p)
Fisherman's Wharf, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Peggy Lee (score, ozalid) 1961
Flying Fortress, music by William Lava, (score, ozalid)
Flying Low, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
The Fool, music by Robert Farnon, lyrics by Milton Raskin (drafts, ms-i) 1973
For Marjorie, music by Robert Farnon (score, ozalid)
For Marjorie, lyrics by Milton Raskin (typescript, photocopy) 1973
Forevermore (Lei Aloha Lei Makamae), music and Hawaiian lyrics by Chas E. King, English lyrics by Milton Raskin. New York: Criterion Music Corp., c1934, 1955 1934-55
Forevermore (Lei Aloha Lei Makamae), music and Hawaiian lyrics by Chas E. King, English lyrics by Milton Raskin. New York: Criterion Music Corp., c1934, 1962 1934-62
Four Brothers, music by Jimmy Giuffre (parts, ms-i; photocopies with performance notes) 1948
The Frog, music and Portuguese lyrics by Joao Donato, English lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) 1969
The Game of Love (Jackie's Mambo), for Nat King Cole, music by Armando Peraza, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) 1961
Genesis Blues, music by Robert Farnon, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i) 1973
A Gift Without the Giver, music and lyrics by Milton Raskin and Hal Hopper (score, ms-i; lyrics, typescript)
Ginny (theme from The High Cost of Loving), music by Jeff Alexander, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) 1958
Grain Belt Blues, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Peggy Lee (score, ozalid) 1961
Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe, music and lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i)
Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe, music and lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
Hawaiian War Chant, music by Tommy Dorsey (parts, ozalid)
Heartbreak Ahead, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Dorothy Wayne (score, ozalid) 1967
Horn-A-Plenty, music by Robert Farnon (score, photocopy)
How Beautiful Is Night (With You), music by Robert Farnon, lyrics by Milton Raskin. (score, ozalid) 1963
How Beautiful Is Night (With You), music by Robert Farnon, lyrics by Milton Raskin. London: Chappell & Co. Ltd., c1963, 1965 [recorded by Sarah Vaughn] 1963-65
How Do I Love You?, music by Robert Farnon, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p; vocal, ms-i) 1972
I Can't Get Started, music by Milt Raskin (score, ms-p)
I Don't Know What Kind of Blues I Got, music by Duke Ellington, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i)
I Fall in Love With You, music by Benny Carter, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) 1958
I Found a New Baby, music by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
I Guess I'll Have To Dream the Rest, music and lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p; vocal, ms-i) ["for Marjorie Barrow"]
I Never Wanna Look Into Those Eyes Again, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Johnny Mercer. Hollywood: Palm Springs Music Co., c1955 [recorded by June Christy] 1955
I Never Wanna Look Into Those Eyes Again, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Johnny Mercer. London: Campbell Connelley & Co., Ltd., c1955 [recorded by June Christy] 1955
I'll Be There, music and lyrics by Milton Raskin and Martie Hubble. Hollywood: Palm Springs Music Co., c1957 [recorded by The Hawkeyes] 1957
I'm Gone on You, music by Quincy Jones, lyrics by Milt Raskin and Marjorie York (drafts, ink and pencil) [note on envelope: "(not to be used)"] 1976 (1956)
If you Don't Swing, Don't Ring, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Dorothy Wayne (score, ozalid) 1967
In a Calm, music by Robert Farnon, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, photocopy)
In Missouri, music by Jack Marshall, lyrics by Milton Raskin. Burbank: Walt Disney Music Company, c1957 1957
In Missouri, music by Jack Marshall, lyrics by Milton Raskin. London: Walt Disney Music Co., Ltd., c1957 1957
Inflation Blues, lyrics by Milton Raskin (drafts, ink and pencil) [music from Killin' Myself by Duke Ellington; Robbins Music Corporation, c1943]
Intermission Riff, music by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
Iraq, music by Heinz Roemheld (score, ozalid)
Irena, music and lyrics by Robert Farnon (score, photocopy)
It Never Was You, music by Kurt Weill, lyrics by Maxwell Anderson, arranged by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) [for Miss Judy Garland]
It's a Long Way to Broadway, music by Harold Arlen, lyrics by E. Y. Harburg (score, ms-p) 1936
It's Warm for December, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Dorothy Wayne (score, ozalid) 1967
J. F. Kennedy, music by William Lava (score, ozalid)
Janet, music by Duke Ellington (photocopy) 1954
Janie, music and lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i) 1977
John Paul Jones, music by Max Steiner
Judy, music and lyrics by Milton Raskin, (score and parts, ms-p; vocal, ms-i) 1976
Jumpin' at the Woodside (fragments, pencil)
King Porter Stomp, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
L. A. Suite: After the Earthquake; My Hometown, L. A.; (I've Got) Those Diamond Lane Blues, music and lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i) 1976
The "Laugh-In" Book of Christmas Carols: God Help Us, Hapless Pedagogues; Swingers, All Hail; Harvard Men; Hayakawa, on a Pear Tree; O Bruins, O Bruins; We're Playing House, at Lambda Nu, music and lyrics by Milton Raskin, (score, ozalid) [with additional title page "The 'Cracked' Book of Christmas Carols", 1972] 1969
Let's Dance (band score, ms-photo; 4 sax. score, ms-p)
Let's Do It, parodies by Milton Raskin (pencil, ink)
Let's Have a Love-In, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Dorothy Wayne (score, photocopy) 1967
Let's Live Again, music by George Shearing, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) 1960
Lies, music by Jerry Goldsmith, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid)
Lift Up Your Voice, America, music by Martie Hubble, lyrics by Milt Raskin (score, ozalid) 1959
Lift Up Your Voice, America!, music by Martie Hubble, lyrics by Milt Raskin, narration by Milt Raskin and Martie Hubble (score, ms-i) 1976
Lift Up Your Voice, America!, narration by Milton Raskin and Martie Hubble (lyrics, typescript)
Lift Up Your Voice, America, music by Martie Hubble, lyrics by Milt Raskin, narration by Milt Raskin and Martie Hubble. New York: Charles Hansen Educational Music & Books, c1976 1976
Listen World!, music by Robert Farnon, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i) 1972
Lonesome Nights (Cellar Club), music by Robert Farnon, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i) 1972
Lost in a Summer Night, music by Andre Previn, lyrics by Milton Raskin. New York: Robbins Music Corporation, c1957 [recorded by June Christy] 1957
Lotus Land, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)[original music by Cyril Scott. London: Elkin & Co., Ltd., c1960]
Love Is a Word for the Blues!, music by Leonard Feather, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) 1960
Lullaby in Rhythm, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
Main Stem, music by Duke Ellington, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p; parts, ozalid)
Mary Lou (parts, ms-p)
Meet John Doe, music by Dimitri Tiomkin (score, ozalid)
Melancholia, music by Duke Ellington (photocopy)
Mike Fright, music by George Shearing, lyrics by Milt Raskin. New York: Bayes Music Corp., c1961 1961
Million Dollar Baby, music by Fred Hollander (score, ozalid)
Milt 'N Honey, music by Milton Raskin (parts, ms-i)
Miss Wheelwright, music by Fred Hollander (score, ozalid)
Moon Struck (Kinda Cute), music by George Shearing, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid, ms-p)
Moon Struck (Kinda Cute), music by George Shearing, lyrics by Milton Raskin. New York: Bayes Music Corp., c1958, 1961 1961
(Everybody's) Movin', music by Van Alexander, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) 1959
My Beloved (Kuu Leialoha), music and Hawaiian lyrics by Charles King, English lyrics by Milt Raskin. Criterion Music Corp. and Charles E. King Music, c1970 1925-52, 1970
My Paree, music by Milton Raskin, French lyrics by Maurice Chevalier, English lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i) 1976
My Shining Hour, music by Harold Arlen, lyrics by Johnny Mercer, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid)
Night Song, music by Stan Kenton, lyrics by Milton Raskin (parts, ozalid) 1963
No, No Nanette, music by Vincent Yommans, lyrics by Otto Harbach and Irving Caesar (score, ms-i; lyrics, typescript)
Not One Could Exist, music and lyrics by Milton Raskin (fragments, pencil)
O Christmas Star, music by Richard Wagner [Tannhauser], musical adaptation by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Martie Hubble and Milton Raskin (score, ms-i) 1957
On the Outside Looking In, music and Swedish lyrics by Lena Ericssen, English lyrics by Milt Raskin and Marjorie York (score, ozalid) 1976
One O'Clock Jump, music by Milton Raskin (fragments, pencil)
Our Day Will Come, arranged by Bobby Hammer (parts, ms-i) [for Marjorie Barrow]
Our Day Will Come, arranged by Bobby Hammer (score, ms-p) 1973
Parodies for Bob Hope: College Medley (Protest Parody); Population Explosion, music and lyrics by Milt Raskin (score, ozalid)
Passion Flower, music by Billy Strayhorn. New York: Tempo Music, Inc., c1944 1944
Passion Flower, music by Billy Strayhorn, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) 1957
Portrait of Lorraine, music by Robert Farnon (score, photocopy)
Reflections, music by Duke Ellington, lyrics by Marjorie and Milton Raskin (score, ms-i; score, photocopy) 1976
Rockin' In Rhythm, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
San Francisco Blues, music by Milt Raskin and Bill Schluger, lyrics by Peggy Lee (score, ozalid) 1961
Sandy, music by Robert Farnon, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid; score, ms-i) 1972
Saratoga Trunk, music by Max Steiner (parts, ozalid)
The Science of Mind (from the Booneville Follies), music and lyrics by Milton Raskin (fragments, pencil)
Serenade in Blue, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Marjorie Barrow (score, ms-p; vocal, ms-i)
Serenade in Blue, music by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i)
Shiny Stockings, music by Count Basie, arrangement by Milt Raskin (score, ms-i)
Shiny Stockings, music by Count Basie, arrangement by Milt Raskin (score, photocopy)
She's My Love, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Dorothy Wayne (score, ozalid) 1967
Sing, Sing, Sing (parts, photocopy)
Sing, Sing, Sing (parts, ms-p) [cont.]
Sing, Sing, Sing (parts, ozalid) [cont.]
Sing, Sing, Sing, arrangement by Gus Donahue (score, ozalid)
Solitaire, music by Bill Russo, arrangement by Pete Rugolo (parts, photocopy) 1968
Sometimes I'm Happy, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
Sometimes I'm Happy, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i)
Songs from Biff Naylor's: Bonnie and Biff; Cheryl; Cindy; Nita; Pam, music and lyrics by Milt Raskin (score, ms-i) 1975
Stairway to the Stars (score, ms-i)
Stairway to the Stars (score, ms-p)
Stardom, music by Robert Farnon (score, photocopy)
The Storm, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Johnny Mercer (score, ozalid) 1959
Strangers (A Star Is Born), music by Robert Farnon (1949, 1955), lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, photocopy; vocals, ms-i) 1975
Struttin With Some Barbeque, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) ["The Great One!"]
Suddenly, music by David Raksin, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid) 1956
Sugarfoot, music by Max Steiner (score, ozalid)
Suppose We Hadn't Met, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Dorothy Wayne (score, ozalid) 1967
Swanee River, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
Thank Your Lucky Stars, music by Arthur Schwartz, piano arrangement by William Ellfeldt, lyrics by Frank Loesser (score, ozalid) 1942
That Smile, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Dorothy Wayne (score, ozalid) 1967
This Time, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Dorothy Wayne (score, ozalid) 1967
Too Soon, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Dorothy Wayne (score, ozalid) 1967
Tuxedo Junction, transcription by Milton Raskin (parts, photocopy)
Two Guys From Texas, music by Frederick Hollander (score, ozalid)
Until the Real Thing Comes Along, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
Waltz Beat, music by Robert Farnon (score, photocopy)
What a Swingin' Affair, music by Milton Raskin, lyrics by Dorothy Wayne (score, ozalid) 1967
What Am I Here For?, music by Duke Ellington, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i) 1974
When Love Is Passing By, music by George Howe and Bert Pellish (score, photocopy)
Will You Be My Valentine, music by David Raksin, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ozalid)
Without Love (Melancholia), music by Duke Ellington, lyrics by Milton Raskin (score, ms-i) 1976
Woodchopper's Ball, music by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want To Do It), music by James Monaco, lyrics by Joe McCarthy, arrangement by Milton Raskin (score, ms-p)
You've Changed, music by Carl Fischer, lyrics by Bill Carey, arrangement by Robert Farnon New York: Melody Land Publications, Inc., c1947. (score, published; parts, ms-i [Milton Raksin]; parts, ms-p [Milton Raksin]; parts, ms-i and ozalid [Milton Raskin]; score, ms-p [Robert Farnon]
Zola, music by Max Steiner (score, ozalid)
Unidentified, music by Andre Previn and Milton Raskin (ms-i, ms-p)
Unidentified (ms-i, ms-p)
Unidentified (ms-i, ms-p)
Unidentified (ms-p, photocopy)
Unidentified (ms-i, ms-p)
Series 2: Writings
Subseries A: Lyrics And Poems
"Angels in Sepulveda" [written for Milton Raskin's nurses at the VA Hospital] (typescript) 1977
"Clarice, from the Health Food Store!" (ms-i)
"Color Him Jesus" (typescript) 1977
"Hippie Lullabies" (drafts, ms-p)
"It's Always Monday," written for a Barnaby Jones TV show (ms-i)
"Individualized Prayer" (photocopy of typescript)
"Li'l Darlin'," to be set to music by Neal Hefti (typescript)
"Mister Kissinger and Mister Prez," a parody to the tune of Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean (ozalid) 1972
"Playboy's Lament" (photocopy of typescript)
Songs for Charlie Brown's (drafts, ms-i)
Songs for Nolan [accompanied by photocopies of Grieg's I Love Thee, Tschaikowsky's [sic] June, and Chopin's Prelude, op.28:4] (drafts, ms-i)
There is Nothing Like a Dog, anti-vivisection [also some correspondence] (typescript)
When do I love You? (typescript) [Proposal for Hallmark cards; for correspondence see SERIES 4, Box 3, Folder 32]
Lyrics by Marjorie York (typescript) 1976
Subseries B: Television Treatments
"Idea[s] for Television Series:" Courtroom; Verdict; The Magic Bullet; The Great Book; Stranger than Fiction; The World Around Us; The Women; The First Lady (typescript) 1958
Whatever Happened To? (typescript)
The World of Art [also called The Lives of the Artists] (typescript)
Subseries C: Books
Easy Steps to Popular Piano Playing, an instructional book for piano playing, incomplete. First 24 pages, ozalid. Also included are forms and correspondence for obtaining a copyright. 1959
Series 3: Manuscript Fragments And Sketches
Drafts, loose leaves
Drafts [leaves once bound in a single notebook]
Drafts, bound notebooks
Drafts, including bound notebooks and loose leaves
Series 4: Correspondence
B 1972-77
Caen, Herb 1976
Carter, Amy 1976
C 1975-77
Farnon, Robert 1972-77
Farnon, Robert 1972-77
G 1973-77
H 1972-77
M 1977
Previn, Andre 1976
P 1973-76
Raskin, George 1972-77
Raskin (Myrene), Marjorie 1971
R 1976
Schmidt, K. O. 1971-75
S 1971-77
Walters (Raskin), Sonya 1976
W 1970-71
Unidentified
Letters from Raskin, Milton [photocopies and drafts] 1972-77
Series 5: Drawings
Ah, Shit
Book covers
Bob Ross [signed] 1973
The Cat
Chickens Are Laid
"John, The 'Subject'" [signed]
Suzie Walberg, for her production of Guys and Dolls. Published in The World, Coos Bay, Oregon [negative and prints] 1972
Tex Beneke [signed] 1972
Series 6: Recordings
Subseries A: 45 RPM
Daydream, music by Robert Farnon, lyrics by Milton Raskin, recorded by Sheila Southern. Great Britain: RCA Records. [note on envelope: "Save for attorney"]
How Beautiful Is Night (With You), music by Robert Farnon, lyrics by Milton Raskin, recorded by Tony Bennett. USA: Columbia Records.
Subseries B: Reel-To-Reel
AHBE [inscribed "For Milt Raskin"]
Chuck Cecil, interview for KGIL 1976
Cox, Marjorie, and McKinney, Walton: Pirate Treasure Days: Romance; Romany Life 1949
Farnon, Robert: From the Emerald Isle
Farnon, Robert: Picture in the Fire
Farnon, Robert: Stardust, and Melody Fair
Kenton, Stan: Artistry in Voices and Brass
Raskin, Milton: Demonstration, three songs 1977(?)
Unidentified
Unidentified
Subseries C: Cassettes
Moods for Milt, by Bob Bills
Teresia, music and lyrics by Milt Raskin, performed by Nolan Van Way 1975
Three Songs, music by Qunicy Jones, lyrics by Milt Raskin and Marjorie York
Scats place
Various, for Milton Raskin, from Kotchii
Various, for Milton Raskin, from Susan
Unidentified
Unidentified
Series 7: Biographical Materials
Resume
Programs, publicity, etc.
King Arthur's Korner (newsletter of the Days of King Arthur restaurant, Canaoga Park, CA) 1976-77
Newspaper clippings, reviews, etc. 1939-77
Newspaper clippings, reviews, etc. 1977
Small poster from Sign of the Gladiator
Certificate from the ASCAP 1971
Certificates (2) from the City of Los Angeles [posthumous, honoring the life of Milton Raskin] 1977
Publications 1967-74
Publications 1975
Prayer book from funeral of Sadie Raskin, mother of Milton 1975
Legal correspondence, contracts, copyright information, estate litigation, etc., 1970-85
Legal correspondence, contracts, copyright information, estate litigation, etc., 1970-85
Miscellaneous
Series 8: Photographs
Milton Raskin and Norman Rockwell [print and negatives]
Robert Farnon [signed]
Mounted photograph [signed]
Miscellaneous prints and negatives